Cabalistic Disputation on the Soul

Name: Disputatio cabalistica de anima
Author: Israel ben Moses

Disputatio cabalistica de anima

Latin

Abraham ibn Ezra c. 1150 · published 1635

853 pages

Kabbalah Theology Classical Philosophy Mysticism Sacred Texts Judaism Philosophical Theology Jewish Kabbalistic Mysticism Psychology Faculty Psychology De Anima

First Translation

No prior complete English translation of this text has been found.

The work 'Disputatio cabalistica R. Israel filii R. Mosis De Anima' was published in Latin in 1635 by Joseph de Voysin. Extensive searches in scholarly catalogs and digital libraries confirm that while the Latin text is well-documented in bibliographic records, no complete English translation of this specific Latin edition has been published. The work remains a primary source for 17th-century Christian Kabbalah and has not previously appeared in English.

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Step into a 17th-century intellectual battlefield where Jewish mysticism meets Neoplatonic philosophy under the shadow of the Inquisition. This text reveals the secrets of the soul's pre-existence and the 'Triadic Union' of God, Law, and Israel, while daring to ask: can human action truly give strength to the Divine?